A great way to learn the history of Pabst beer right where it was born…read more Our tour guide was great and the tour very educational. It's a treat to walk around and explore the building, specially on a cold day of winter. This is a fun thing do with friends & family visiting. The staff is nice. Highly recommended! P.S. Make sure you tip your tour guide!

This is NOT a conventional brewery tour like the Miller Tour here in Milwaukee or the Budweiser…read moretour in St. Louis. That's because the Pabst brewery closed over 30 years ago and moved to San Antonio. This is where Pabst started and the tour was my favorite of the 3. You can buy your ticket (adult $14) at the coffee shop on the corner and that's where the tour starts. My tour was on a Tuesday and is called the Tall Boy Tour. That's because they give you a 16 oz can of your beer of choice to start. I picked a PBR Light and then we watched a short movie about Pabst. Our tour guide was excellent. I can't remember if his name was Joe or Pat (had long black hair with a beard) but he was very knowledgeable, used humor and made the tour interesting and enjoyable. We went through several old buildings listening to the interesting story of the company (that started in 1844) and the Best family that started it and Capt. Pabst that it was ultimately named after. The tour ends in the nice gift shop. I recommend this tour!

Stopped for a drink before a game and was pleasantly surprised at the beautiful inside. It was a…read more10-minute walk to Baird Center and the center of downtown. But parking is paid parking on the street, with spots hard to find. Once the parking situation is resolved, things are great. The vibes inside was awesome - very open, with lots of seating. There seems to be tons of seating options, and outdoor seating as well for when the days are warmer. And for a brewery, the most important thing? The beer, of course! And it was good. We've had their beer before and have always like them. It was great getting some more on draft. Agro pop IPA Yummy!! Panther pale ale OK, but not my fave. I wouldn't get it again. Cheese curds $14 These were delicious, but it did get salty after munching through the plate. We were limiting ourselves to just one drink, and needed more drinks or another food item to mediate our tastebuds. I'd order again with a proper meal or with more booze. Service was super nice, though not quite polished, which I don't mind at all. Points for a nice smilze!

Solid food, great vibes. If you are ever in the area looking for some bar food and cool atmosphere,…read morecheck out Pilot Project! My chicken pesto melt was super flavorful and felt light since the chicken was grilled and the focaccia bun was nice and soft. Fries were average bar fries. David's chicken sandwich was huge! He didn't like the pickles that were on it, or the garlic aioli but chicken and bun were good. I wasn't a fan of my sour (Punch Kissed Parasol) but David enjoyed his beer (Falk Bock). Service was great!

Great. Was served very quickly, lovely waitress Dylann, and staff was very kind and helpful. Dylann…read morerecommended some of her favorites, and they didn't disappoint. The blue ribbon burger was EXCEPTIONAL ! The music was snippets from popular songs, an odd choice, but I believe some sort of bingo was being played. Very large portions but my wife and I enjoyed! Would recommend if looking for a big hearty dinner to share and watch some sporting events. Happy St. Patrick's!

I was in town and staying at BrewHouse Inn and Suites. I had been to On Tap on the past and loved…read morethe pizza. Last night, a Saturday night, we planned our day around ending at On Tap and having a pizza. We arrived at 10:45pm and the bartender informed us that the kitchen was closed. I said, "well, the website mentions the late night pizza menu.". He said "we don't do that anymore.". If you are planning to eat at On Tap at the end of your evening, you may be out of luck, which is unfortunate because the pizza is really good.

It gets no better than being downtown in Deer District at the Beer Garden! This is one awesome spot…read moreto catch a game and hangout. Big screen TV on the front wall and a whole lot of area to post up and chillax. We caught game 1 of the Bucks against the Celtics and found ourselves in the midst of a serious throw down happening here. Despite the long lines, we found beers and we enjoyed every minute of the game on the big screen in style! Milwaukee style! I love going to the game but something about being outdoors in the Beer Garden in front of the area that made it super special. The energy was unmatched and I was completely blown away that this venue is free to the general public to get in. Not sure if it gets much better than that. I'll be back again to check this mecca of Milwaukee out again!

I have to echo Chadwick's review - this place is awesome!! Despite walking by this spot numerous…read moretimes on ways to Bucks games during winter, I didnt understand or appreciate its true potential until the playoffs started. The beer garden, located off 3rd street next to the loaded slate, features picnic tables in front of a huge 26 foot screen. a plexiglas roof up above let's you see the sky but keeps out the elements (I watched one of the first round games during a downpour and was just fine). You dont have to buy - so it's free but if you buy a drink at the actual "beer garden" stand, theres free popcorn with your purchase. Theres also various drink and food stands .. auntie Annie's has a pretzel truck and lots of people were bringing pizza from Brick 3 on 3rd st. Security (you'll see them in bright yellow vests) has done a good job letting everyone have a good time but taking care of problems (dont be8 standing on the picnic tables please.) I've only watched away games here but walking through the area to go into the forum for game 1 of the semi finals I could tell the energy would be crazy there even for home games. it's a great option if you dont have a ticket. It does truly feel like "Milwaukees living room" The tables are communal - you'll definitely make some new friends, and the energy is just off the charts. I love how all eyes are on the tv and everyone will start chanting "MVP" or "DE-FENCE" like were actually at the game. Bango, the dancers, the drum line and other members of the bucks crew usually make an appearance on a final side note....Over 15 years ago I lamented the tearing down of the old Park East freeway and my easy freeway access....it took over 15 years, but the promise and potential of this part of the city and downtown is finally starting to be fulfilled with the Deer District. Get here and experience it for yourself!

Best place coffee is located in the Pabst Brewery complex area giving it that very history,…read moreclassic, and homie vibe. I like that they have indoor seating with a lot of natural lighting and courtyard seat seating options. I stopped in for a vanilla latte and muffin, both of which were really good. Staff were also super friendly. They do have specialty drinks/spirits that I would also love to come back and try out. Would definitely recommend checking it out!

I have zero clue how it's taken me 8 years of living in Milwaukee to stop by here but here we are…read more Wonderful. I love the historic feel, I loved the coffee, I loved rustic veggie quiche I enjoyed while I was in. Love, love love. We stopped by on a Sunday morning. There weren't too busy when we arrived but became more so as the morning advanced. I ordered the pumpkin spice latte made with almond milk. They use their own spice blend and it makes for a lovely beverage. I feel like so many pumpkin spiced lattes are just a lot of nutmeg or cinnamon but theirs is a beautiful blend--I definitely tasted clove in there as well. Just lovely! For my breakfast, I got the veggie quiche, which was a delight. We took our meal and brought it out to the courtyard since it was an unseasonably warm October morning. What a beautiful space they have here. We just kept gazing up at the beautiful brick and sunshine. This is definitely a new favorite. The baristas hustle, the atmosphere is divine, and the coffee and bites are exemplary. Get to it!

Eagle Park is the perfect patio spot for summer to bring your dog, friends and family. ALL patrons…read morecan enjoy an excellent variety of drinks for the beer drinkers, seltzer girls, cocktail snobs and THC imbibers. Service is always excellent inside and out.

Coconut Cream Milkshake IPA - lighter than I expected, with a citrusy aftertaste…read more Blues Breaker - Belgian style white ale which tastes as expected for a Belgian style beer. Once entering, next time I would sit in the farther back room as opposed to the front room. You order at the table with a QR code. I think this place would be more fun in the summer months or for a fun event.

This is do not miss place - somehow I have missed this on every trip to Milwaukee...including at…read moreleast a dozen on the same street! How does this happen? Thanks as always to Yelp for finding OGBH - because this place is AWESOME! We wanted to sit at the bar, but the bar was busy, so we grabbed a table in the other room and the bartender came to us about 4 minutes later and said there were 2 spots at the bar! So, we moved to the bar and thoroughly enjoyed the next 3 hours - we might still be there, if it wasn't for the Brewers game we had tickets to! We enjoyed several different beers on tap, talked with the bartenders - specifically Mitch and Sarah and of course the other people at the bar. We enjoyed the OGBH Brat - for sure the best brat I have ever had. The bun is perfectly warm and toasty, the brat is delicious and full of flavor and of course, it's snappy! We even tried the bavarian pretzel with the yummy cheese! I love this place - I don't have to search for anywhere else to go now that I have found this gem!

I love OGBH! Whether it's a sporting event night in downtown or just a random night, it's a great…read moreplace to stop in for a (root) beer or two. I'm not a beer drinker myself, so I always go for a liter of the root beer. I'm not even a huge root beer fan, but it feels fitting when I visit here. I love their chicken schnitzel tenders. The ranch here is so well-flavored and compliments the thin breading on the tenders.

Thanks to Anthony M for posting this great event…read more http://www.yelp.com/events/milwaukee-1st-annual-oktoberfest-party So glad to be a part of the first. Oktoberfest at Best Place. Brau House Polkakings play the faves and the requests. Bartenders are friendly fast and efficient. The food was available for $5 Which was a traditional German Bratwurst , German potatoes, German Baked beans and German sauerkraut, served by..... Bubs Big Texas Style BBQ. They had 4 types of Oktoberfest brews I had Lakefront brewery Oktoberfest and by my guess it mist have been very popular since that stick was removed near the end of the night. Beer was $2-3 a pint or you could get a certificate package that includes a commemorative pint glass, 1 grand raffle, 10 general raffles 1 meal ticket. What a great time for all ages. Music came from a wide variety of performers from. Polka, waltzing accordion player Erick , acoustic folk, DJ spinning his mobile collection of you pick and play. Met Ron R. and Stephanie R. See their traditional Oktoberfest fashion in pics to come shortly. Shout outs to CM Rachel F. and Cassie D. Thanks to Jerry& Sherry Janiszwsky, for organizing and Jim & Karen Haertel to the staff of BEST PLACE. For starting a new Milwaukee Tradition. Wishing them Continued success for the future festivals to come. I know they are already making plans. 2nd O'Fest.

Brewhaus polka kings? A bubble machine?…read moreCommemorative glasses? Roaming accordian guy? Free-flowing suds? $20 for tons of beer, food, raffle tix, and a stock certificate? General Oktoberfest revelry and good cheer? Check. Mate. You'd have to be crazy not to love a party at the Best Place. Crazy, I tell you.

Stopped in here before our flight out of Milwaukee for Ih cb and a couple beers. It came highly…read morerecommended and did not disappoint. Great beers on draft, and truly something for everyone. The bartender was very knowledgeable and helpful in choosing something he thought I would like based on my preferences. I don't think anyone in the group had a beer they didn't like. Such a cool spot, traditional German beer hall seating. Definitely recommend.

My husband and I went here while we were in the area. We sat at the bar which was fun to talk to…read morethe bartenders. We enjoyed tasting several of the beers. We each ordered a flight of tasters. My husband favorite was the Rift IPA. Mine was either the After Slice or the Honey Blonde Ale. With the After Slice you could definitely taste the citrus in it. I also tried the Bourbon Barrel Tiramisu which was pretty rich and would be good as a dessert beer. We also ordered food, which you place in the back corner of the room. Wow! Everything we ordered for dinner was amazing. I ordered 2 fish tacos with a side of the brussel sprouts. We ordered a thing of street corn to share. My husband ordered the rice bowl with pork. He said it was good but the meat wasn't very tender.

Third Space Brewing occasionally hosts 'pints with a purpose' evenings where you can go, enjoy a…read morepint, and know a portion of the proceeds is helping out a local nonprofit. We attended such an evening where the proceeds from our pints were supporting Islands of Brilliance, a local nonprofit offering creative programs for autistic and other neurodivergent students. Third Space was featuring their peanut butter brilliance, which is an American style porter, for the evening. My beer buddy and I both ordered their peanut butter brilliance and enjoyed it in their tap room/brewery. There's plenty of seating so even on a bustling Friday evening we were able to get our beers right away and find a spot to enjoy them. Love this spot and while it's a little more magical in the summer months when you can enjoy the outdoors, it's a great oasis in the colder months as well. Get to it!

This is not a bad space for beer fans I'm sure, but I was here for a private party in their back…read moreroom area and cannot review the bar. While the space opens up wide, it is not air conditioned and at the height of summer it is hotter than Hades inside. They have fans, but they just push the hot air around. While I was there they had a seafood food truck parked outside, but it was hard to imagine a worse choice for a day where raw seafood would sizzle as soon as it left the window. I can't comment on service, since I didn't interact with any staff. I'm sure in more temperate weather this is a fun hangout, but man - not in summer.